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Ceramic elastically stiff and elastically resilient semipermeable membranes

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The results of obtaining ceramic elastically stiff and elastically resilient capillary-porous structures are presented, and the possibility of modifying them into thin-layer semi-permeable membranes with filtration properties is investigated. It is determined that the most effective technological methods for fabricating ceramic membranes based on spondilovaya clay and calcium-phosphate materials are semi-dry multistep pressing of the initial powders and casting from suspensions. A comparative investigation of the elastically stiff membranes consisting of two basic compositions is performed, and it is established that a capillary-porous structure is present and that the values of their gas permeability and the rate of filtration are close. The investigation of elastically resilient resorbable and semi-resorbable membranes based on biogenic hydroxyapatite showed that these materials have promise for applications in medicine.

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  1. N. N. Frantsevich Institute of Materials Science of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine

    A. R. Parkhomei, L. A. Ivanchenko, N. D. Pinchuk, A. S. Makarov & V. A. Zavgorodnii

  2. A. V. Dumanskii Institute of Colloidal Chemistry and Chemistry of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine

    A. R. Parkhomei, L. A. Ivanchenko, N. D. Pinchuk, A. S. Makarov & V. A. Zavgorodnii

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 12, pp. 14 – 18, December, 2008.

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Parkhomei, A.R., Ivanchenko, L.A., Pinchuk, N.D. et al. Ceramic elastically stiff and elastically resilient semipermeable membranes. Glass Ceram 65, 434–438 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-009-9106-x

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